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De Metris Catulli, by Karl Friedrich August Kobbe, is a scholarly work dedicated to the metrical analysis of the poetry of Catullus. Written in Latin, this book delves into the intricacies of Catullus's poetic forms, offering a detailed examination of the meters employed by one of Rome's most celebrated lyric poets.

This study is invaluable for students and scholars of classical literature, Latin language, and Roman poetry. Kobbe's meticulous analysis provides insights into the technical aspects of Catullus's verse, shedding light on the poet's artistry and skill. A significant resource for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Catullus's metrical techniques and their contribution to the overall aesthetic of his work.

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